We had an amazing meal here! It's a fun place with a cool…read moreinterior filled with old fashioned nik-knacks placed on the walls, ceiling shelves- the kids had a blast playing I Spy. We came for an early early dinner (kids!) so we could walk in and there were open tables but by the time we left, the place was full! As the name of the restaurant says it's a bakery as well. They showcase the different breads in their bread bar. More about that later. Let me warn you... the portions are large! I got the spinach lasagna ($23.50) which came with a salad and the bread bar. When I got the salad I was shocked to see a huge, almost entree sized salad. The lasagna had ricotta, spinach layers smothered in Alfredo sauce. It was delish but I think they can go a lot less on the sauce. It was buttery, almost too buttery as well. But it was dang good! So that bread bar... if you love bread like I do, you'll be in carb heaven. They feature different kinds of bread baked that day- there was the usual French bread but they had flavors like rosemary, garlic,black pepper and the most unusual - curry cranberry. Don't be afraid to try the different flavors. The cranberry curry ended up being my favorite. Behind the bar is where you can find the different kinds of butter and olive oil. If you want balsamic vinegar, you'll need to ask your server. Sadly I gorged on the bread and couldn't eat my meal. My daughter ordered the HALF order of Seafood Louie ($20.80). When it came to the table, we burst out laughing because the thing was full entree sized where we come from. It was chock full of fried calamari, huge grilled prawns, little bay shrimp and an egg. She had a hard time finding a starting place to take the first bite without it spilling over. She really like the thousand island dressing too. My suggestion is to get it on the side to add as you work your way down. Mussels & Clams ($15.50) was also a hit- big and plump and the broth went perfectly with bread. The kids buttered noodles ($5.75) were good but it was kind of swimming in butter. They could've used half the amount. But the noodles were nice and al dente. Service was great and very accommodating- a big shout out to Jesus! FYI, a tip of 18% is automatically added to the bill with option to add. If we're ever back in Omak, we're definitely returning! Actually we did come back the next morning to buy the bread but unfortunately we were there before they opened.

Not a bad place to enjoy sandwiches for lunch. Good service…read moreA bit pricey but fair selection of different sandwiches

Chimmichurri steak pasta not bad. The steak was not steak -- more like beef slices from Philly…read morecheesesteaks sandwich and cooked like a smashburger patty. Quick service Bar/diner like ambiance

Visiting my son in Omak. When the owner recommended the special salmon fettuccine, being from north…read morePuget Sound, I assumed it wouldn't be very good. It was spectacular. My son-in-law, a beef person, said his burger was quite tasty. A gem of a restaurant--definitely worth a visit. AND the chef will come out and chat with you, as will the owner. Wonderful experience.

If you want some delicious hometown food and great service, visit Magoo's. The atmosphere is quite…read moreenchanting and the waitstaff are truly top notch! A jewel of Omak!

Surprised in all the years this is the first time we have gone to Magoo's and it was great! Clean,…read morebright, friendly atmosphere. Will be back again.

Good food and great service! We enjoyed our dinner and beer. Glad we stopped in. It was also very…read moreconveniently located near the best western.

As a native of Southern California, I humbly concede that I'm a bit of a snob when it comes to…read moreMexican food. Weather enjoying a Carne Asada burrito at one of the fast food stands that ends in -erto's, enjoying a meal at long, gone places like Acapulco, or bellying up to some swanky new wave fusion place with rainbow colored tortilla chips and "salsa flights," I've tried them all. So when I say that El Torito bar and Grill is a good Mexican food restaurant, that should mean something. Moreover, is someone who has visited 49 of the 50 states by car, with a family of five in tow, we've definitely stopped at our fair share of Mexican food restaurants... Some of them were amazing, and some of them were no Bueno. But this place is an honest to goodness, authentic Mexican food restaurant. Your first clue: the rice and beans. I know, they come with everything... But if you don't know how to make real rice and beans, the rest of it really doesn't matter. This place knows what's up. The burritos, Carne Asada, fajitas, combination plates with things like enchiladas and chile rellenos-- everything here is delicious. Modestly priced, but for the only game in town place, it's a pretty good deal at 20 or 30 bucks a head. Service has always been very good, and the shot of tequila when they bring the bill out is always a nice touch, especially as you're about to include the propina. :) The vibe inside is laid-back, with casual visitors, families, and groups like us... People visiting from out of town who are here to enjoy some local fishing, and the welcoming comfort of local business. Just a few steps from our favorite hotel in town, we will always plan to enjoy at least one evening meal here together when we visit Omak.

Delicious burger and on point crunchy tots Simple menu but…read moresatisfy different cravings Great host

It's bigger inside than I expected from the outside. I love the historical, vintage buildings…read more Upon stepping in, there are 2 half booths on the right, tables straight ahead and a bar to belly up to ahead on the right. Family friendly areas are described on a sign inside the door. It turns out that they specialize in teriyaki and smash burgers. We had the latter + bacon. We got home cut fries and onion rings. Everything was delicious and the burger was a beautiful 6 ounces and still juicy, with sliced tomatoes and lettuce. We also enjoyed some conversation with the owner. We'll definitely be back and eat here instead of Omak's fast food joints.

Food, service and prices all make this place a must stop if you want a good meal…read more Nice open environment and welcoming atmosphere. Would definitely return..

Like with any restaurant, appropriate expectations matter. On the positive side of things, the food…read moreis priced low at Tin Biscuits. You won't find anything on the menu that breaks the bank. On the downside, almost nothing is scratch made, so you end up with that gas station / greasy spoon vibe here. Lots of pre-packaged, heat it up kind of food. It's not horrible, it's just not particularly fresh or flavorful either. In the end, pricing is fair for what you're getting. If you go, just make sure and set your expectations appropriately - this is not a gourmet dining establishment, nor is it priced as such.

We just want to express our gratitude for the kindness shown toward us, the fun filled evening, the…read morelight hearted attitude and the profession demeanor that was displayed ..such an asset that these two great people are for Gamble Sands...Thank You Johnny, Stephany, Shay and All...a great experience...Rita & Kelly...

Very average at best. The breakfast is what you would expect at the free hotel breakfast bar but…read moreyou get the privilege of paying for it. Plastic plates. Serve yourself coffee machine that tastes like instant coffee. The only bright side is they do make an ok cocktail. There are Jo other choices her so it's what it is. You would expect more from such a nice golf resort.

Great food! In a very small town in Washington good service friendly atmosphere old style building…read more Nice portions of food, never leave hungry. When we go back to the ranch for weekend we try to go there and eat at least once but end up there more then that. Thanks!

We enjoy coming to the Red Rock every year when we come to town to vacation. The owner is very nice…read moreand the food is good. I think one of the best things in general about this and for the most part everything in the town of Conconully is that not much changes from year to year.

Horns is the kind of local bar where everyone knows your name and you immediately feel at home. It…read morehas a great atmosphere, pool tables, darts, great music and a jukebox, plus plenty of fun events, including karaoke, trivia nights, dinner specials, and more. They also have a big outdoor patio and occasionally host live band nights, which makes for an especially fun night out. The drinks are great, the prices are reasonable, and the bar food is consistently good. Sammy and Kenna are phenomenal bartenders, and Jimmy is a fantastic chef. The owners, Jason and his wife Erica, are incredibly friendly and welcoming, and they make a point of getting to know their customers. Everyone here is warm, personable, and genuinely makes the place feel like a community. Horns is the perfect local watering hole for good food, great drinks, great music, friendly people, and a lot of fun. It has that classic Cheers-style atmosphere where you feel like a regular, even if it's your first visit. Highly recommend!

Definitely has a "guy bar" vibe. No minors permitted. Good food. Our lunches came to the table hot…read more I had the french dip and is was flavorful with a soft hogie roll and great strong aujus. Hubby had the fish and chips. Fish was good once it cooled down and the fries were like Dick's drive-in fries with peels on. Wait staff was prompt splitting her duties between the bar and serving tables. She was moving!

Close drive to the hotel. Nice little place. Staff were friendly…read more I wanted to try the chile relleno but when I explained my experience at the other restaurant the waiter told me they made it the same. Ugh! Must be a regional thing. I stuck with my taco enchilada rice and beans. The taco was again not a WOW for me. The enchilada rice and beans were excellent. Sorry, forgot to snap a pic

It was good, not the best but over all I'd come back. Chips…read moreand Salsa are very good! Might be the best part. Lol The Margaritas, were just OK. I wanted a Cadillac but the server convinced me to try this raspberry or some flavored one that was a bit more $$. It was just OK. At that price point (top shelf Margarita) they should be amazing and that's what I wanted and willing to pay For. I had a shredded beef Taco and Cheese Enchilada. Taco was good flavor but soaked and fell apart when trying to eat. Enchilada was really good but no red sauce or any other sauce like you normally get.. Rice and beans were good. I love Mexican food and look for certain things so I might not be the best judge! Take it for what it's worth. Lol Traveling through and not a lot of choices here but the service was friendly, fast and it was clean and comfortable.